Using the guidelines discussed in Lecture 13, create an abstract for your paper. Your abstract must adhere to the following guidelines: (1) maximum length, 150 words; (2) double-spaced; (3) insert line numbers in the left-hand margin; (4) insert the title of your paper at the top of the page; and (5) turn in the abstract as a Word document (not pdf).

To help you in writing your abstract, review lecture 13 from October 6 (posted on D2L). Your abstract should clearly convey: 1) motivation and/or problem statement for the review paper; 2) the approach used to study the problem (review of peer-reviewed literature); 3) brief (1-2 sentences) results; and 4) conclusions.